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2 Stocks That Cut You a Check Each Month

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Stag Industrial: Business is booming Owning nearly 600 properties spanning over 100 million square feet throughout the U.S., The company's success lies in its ability to build win-win propositions for both its clients and itself. Like Stag Industrial, the company's regular dividends are paid in the middle of each month.

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3 Stocks That Cut You a Check Each Month

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Most dividend-paying companies in the U.S. However, for investors looking for more frequent payouts to help supplement their income, there are some companies that pay out their dividends on a monthly basis. The company recently announced a $0.263 dividend for July, which is good for a 5.6% overall, including 8.2% in June.

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3 Reliable Dividend Stocks With Yields Above 9% You Can Buy With Less Than $100 Right Now

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Most American shareholders see their quarterly payments fluctuate with currency exchange rates but the payout has grown every year, in British pounds, since 2007. Luckily for income-seeking investors, the noncash charges won't affect the company's ability to steadily raise its dividend commitment. Total revenue grew 3.1%

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Want to Make $10,000 in Passive Income This Year? Invest $115,000 in These 3 Safe High-Yield Dividend Stocks.

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The company's dividend yield of 9.49% would enable you to make well nearly $3,638 in passive income this year. Ares Capital offers such a high yield primarily because of its business structure. Of course, the company must generate plenty of income in the first place to have enough to pay dividends.

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3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy Right Now for Less than $50

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Ares Capital ranks as the largest publicly traded business development company (BDC). This, along with the company's diversified portfolio, means Ares Capital's investments are less risky -- which is good news for long-term investors. The declines are due to lower demand for the company's COVID-19 products.

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Ares Capital Is Great. Here's Why You Shouldn't Buy the Stock.

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But it's probably best that you try to understand what this company does before you just step aboard with your investing dollars. Ares is not a regular company Ares is what is known as a business development company , or BDC. Basically, that means that it makes loans to other companies. That's normal.

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3 Investments That Cut You a Check Each Month

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Its business model is simple: It buys properties, rents them out, and splits that rental income with its investors. As a REIT, the company must pay out at least 90% of its pretax profits as dividends to maintain a favorable tax rate. BDCs fill that gap by offering higher-interest loans to those companies.

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